The Yada Yada Podcast

This week on the The Yada Yadaer, pals Celina and Eric celebrate Eric’s birthday by talking Seinfeld! This week we talk chocolate syrup, the J in "J. Peterman," ATM bank codes, weird guys Elaine dates, and Leapin' Larry. Hurry up, we’re outta Bosco!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We’re baaaacckkk! 🎉 Celina’s back from Vietnam and the pod is officially back to your regularly scheduled programming!This week on Recommends, Eric and Celina dive into a fresh lineup of spring picks, including Margo’s Got Money Troubles, Your Friends and Neighbours, DTF St. Louis, and the new movie The Drama.Plus, we’re catching up on everything—Celina’s Vietnam adventures and Eric’s school play debut. 🌏🎭Hit play and jump back in with us!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Our podcast is over a year old, and we've got ourselves another special guest for a very special Seinfeld Episode. A few months ago, I showed up on Paul's delightful movie podcast "The Review Review Podcast" (@reviewx2podcast) and now Paul is back on our show to talk about Bizarro Jerry! Kramer's got a job, Elaine's in the Bizarro world, George is in the forbidden kingdom, all while Jerry suffers alone with his plate of cold chicken.... which by the way was for two :(

Eric and Celina catch up to chat about Eric's trip across the pond and the movies that currently confusing Celina. Tune in to hear the pals chat books, the London film festival and Vietnam! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We're back to Seinfeld! It's been a minute since our last episode that covered the show, so we decided to hit a season 9 classic. There's a new serial killer called the Lopper-- but let's be real the de-nogginizer is a much better name.George is clinging to his youth and wants to ensure that a small part of his legacy goes on. That legacy being a high score on an old Frogger machine.And Elaine is dealing with some sugar hang-ups and forced socializing at the office. All this, on the Yada Yada Podcast!

Sometimes Celina likes to get goofy, so she asked me an innocuous question about old wive's tales. We sort of devolved into a tangent that involved British accents, bad jokes and a lot of nonsense. ENJOY!

Welcome back to another Yada Yada Recommends! This week, Celina and Eric share their current book club entries with Alice Winn's "In Memoriam" and Gabrielle Zevin's "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow.Then it's SHOWTIME! Celina breaks down a new Netflix find "How to Get to Heaven from Belfast" and Eric discusses the Game of Thrones spinoff "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms". Lastly, we get a movie recommendation and Celina celebrates her love of women in comedy with Taylor Tomlinson's "Prodigal Daughter".

Hey, look at us — who woulda thought? 🎉🍾 Eric and Celina are celebrating ONE year of the Yada Yada Podcast! This podcast was conceived on wing and a beer and here we are one year later! This one’s a special anniversary episode: yes, we talk a little Seinfeld (mainly tattoos 👀), but mostly we let our goofy sides run wild. We ask stupid questions; Celina quizzes Eric on the latest women's fashion, Eric fires rapid questions to Celina and we can't seem to get off the topic of food! Tune in to hear Eric and Celina celebrate this one year milestone! ☝️As always, music by John Bartmann https://youtube.com/johnbartmannmusic CC-BY

This week it’s a special two-part episode! Join Eric and Celina as they talk about the bromance between Jerry and Mets legend Keith Hernandez. Tune in to hear Celina and Eric talk about tiktok time management, whether Avatar is actually good and macrophilia! Ever heard of it? Tune in to learn some new vocab! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We're back with pop culture corner! It's a warm and inviting episode for those winter blues and cold evenings. Celina discusses two inspirational stories of real women defying the odds and reaching milestones that are sure to get you back into your resolution mindset. She also brings to the table (literally) a tasty recipe courtesy of Justine Cooks. Eric's theme is perfection as he may have discovered his best movie of 2026 --which is wild because it's still January -- 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, as well as the number one show on television, the Pitt! We even sneak in a couple of book club recs as well. (NYAD - 2023 - Netflix)(Brittany Runs a Marathon - 2019 - Amazon Prime)(Beans and Orecchiette - Justine Cooks)(28 Years Later: TBT - 2026 - in theatres now)(The Pitt - 2025-Present - Crave) Music by: John Bartmann

This week Celina and Eric are hungry for calzones and huckleberry pie! Tune in to hear their takes on clothes straight outta the dryer, tipping culture and podcast awards?! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We're back with our first recommends of 2026. And you better believe Eric has to talk about Heated Rivalry. We break down a new book from Florence Knapp called "The Names" as well, and then they discuss a few movies from 2025 that caught their attention. Going forward, we're trying to stick with a routine schedule of Seinfeld then Yada Yada Recommends! If anyone has suggestions for content to check out, don't hesitate to let us know on Spotify or Instagram!

Tune in to hear Eric and Celina on their first episode of 2026! They've been at a year if you can believe it! This week they discuss mannequins, favourite pie flavours and chub rub (?)Join them as they discuss The Pie!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

A very special holiday episode from the Yada Yada crew this week — just in time for Festivus. 🎄🎉 Join Celina and Eric, along with special guest Jaqueline, as we gather around the (very tinsel-free) pole to celebrate our favourite nostalgic holiday movies. We get into what truly makes a holiday movie great, why they somehow get better with age, our all-time favourites, and some standout newer holiday flicks. Plus, we dedicate a special segment to what may be one of the greatest holiday films ever made: The Muppet Christmas Carol.So pour yourself some hot chocolate (or eggnog), air your grievances if you must, and tune in for this cozy, festive, very Yada Yada Festivus celebration.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week, not unlike any other week, Eric and Celina wonder off a few tangents whilst discussing The English Patient. Tune in to hear our thoughts on whether Mr. Peanut is a pimp, if the term "pimp" is still politically correct, and whether a crepe restaurant is the best place to break up with someone. Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We're trying something new! Celina & Eric dig into some contemporary content (weirdly enough, a lot of it from Apple TV) .Celina discusses a documentary about the Stiller family (2025) and a sci-fi novel called Dark Matter (2016). And Eric discusses his latest book club entry The Nightingale (2015) and the new Vince Gilligan show Pluribus (2025). Every other week, we're going to try to break down some non Seinfeld media!

This week, Eric and Celina talk about the red flags Elaine is giving in The Beard. We talk about how insufferable George is with hair and question if his lack of hair was the only thing keeping his ego in check. We talk about what could be a modern Melrose Place and discuss can we always assume we're getting Tupperware back when we lend it out? Tune in this week to hear our takes! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week, Celina and Eric dive into medical mishaps, mint-flavoured moral dilemmas, and the fine art of pretending you absolutely know someone’s name. Tune in as we unpack how Elaine’s biggest red flag might just be her vanity with the men she dates, our takes on Home Alone vs. Home Alone 2, and we taste-test some surprisingly vegan, refreshing mint treats. Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Why does everything have to have a social component? This week Celina and Eric discuss which messy food require a napkin, the social milieu's when it comes to attending a party after a break up and whether or not Kramer really knows ALS. To the victor belong the spoils! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week it’s another Larry Charles classic, the kind of episode that makes you wonder how this ever aired on network TV? Celina and Eric talk the cereal famine, neat neo-nazis, and AstroTurf! This week's Nazi count: 35. Tune in to count them yourself! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Doorman, is it still a job? Not in the worldview of Eric and Celina for this episode. This week Eric and Celina are talk famous television crossover events, the surprisingly intense world of professional doormen, and come up with million dollar ad campaign for Milton Berle track pants! It’s The Doorman — and it’s diabolical.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Against all laws of physics Celina and Eric take flight with The Bee Movie — a film that dares to ask: what if bees could sue humanity and flirt with Renee Zellweger? From Jerry Seinfeld’s bizarre creative choices to the internet’s obsession with this un-bee-lievable cult classic, the duo dissect the buzz around one of the strangest animated films ever made. Grab your (vegan) honey and join us celebrate this nearly twenty year old movie! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

CORRUPTION. POLITICS. FROYO. The Non Fat yogurt gives us a pretty mean but business savvy Kramer, a Rudy Giuliani cameo and is Eric coming around to hating on George? Tune in this week to hear all about it! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We’re deep into a streak of George at his most unlikeable, weaselly, and downright gross. Eric used to say he related to the guy—but this episode? He’s on another level. Putting on a whole show for the “sweethearts” in the room! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

It’s another special day for the podcast! We got Missoula’s standup legend @zackj100 on to talk about one of his favourite Seinfeld episodes of all time The Library. This week we have a top tier side character in Lieutenant Bookman and things get spicy with some erotic literature!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Alarm clocks, core temperatures and children without fathers. It’s a rare episode where Jerry actually cares for someone’s well being! Don’t worry, we don’t just look busy, we’re actually doing work on this podcast.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We’re back with Part 2! Last week it was The Wallet—now we’re diving into the sequel, The Watch (4.6). Can Elaine finally ditch her Svengali boyfriend? Will George squeeze out a better deal? And what’s Uncle Leo doing with Jerry’s watch? Tune in this Thursday to find out!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Celina and Eric are already feeling the September slump—tired, goofy, and ready to vent. This week they gripe about Morty and Helen in New York, question the actual distance from Florida to New York, and agree that smart watches are just plain dumb. Elaine’s finally back from vacation, and George? Completely intolerable. Join us for two-part episode as we discuss The Wallet!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week we talk salvaging bbq sauces, a doll that looks like George’s mom, Elaine's sentimental side, a lame toothbrush and of course the opposite of hustling pool with the maestro. Join us this week for The Doll! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We’re thrilled to welcome our very first professional podcaster guests — the hilarious crew from @theplacetobe.podcast — for an episode you won’t want to miss!This week, we’re diving into The Wizard, and joining us are none other than Adam the Ugly Baby and Eric the Clown. Together we talk Kramer's retirement wardrobe, The Ross's revenge on George, and the ways in which Elaine attempts to learn her date's nationality. Should we be talking about this?This week is loaded with deepcuts from our guest, so tune in! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week, Eric and Celina dive into shrinkage, “Hampton tomatas,” Kramer’s unforgettable beach montage, topless Jane, and—quite possibly—the world’s ugliest baby. Tune in for our takes, our laughs, and our latest ad! Stay to the end for a blooper reel—you’ll see why these ads aren’t as quick as they sound!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Another milestone for our podcast! Eric was in Ottawa for a visit and we got to record an episode in the same room! We talked about anti-dentites, Celina's favourite bisque, Yada Yada and a possible Halloween costume together! It’s the Yada Yada (5.19) this Thursday!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week Eric and Celina dive in to discuss the cowardly heroics of George Costanza. Women and children first? An antiquated notion! Then there’s Jon Favreau, a toeless heckler and an enthralling story from the K-man, what more can you ask for? Plus, tune in to hear another one of Celina and Eric's homespun ads! Unrelated we are looking for sponsors ;) Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week we're paying homage to Seinfeld's homage of Superman. Join us for this surprisingly cozy Seinfeld episode as Celina and Eric talk about Elaine's and George's complete missed understanding of communism. We also talk about yugioh and other tech pets?? Check out Christmas and caped crusaders, this week on The Race! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

This week Eric and Celina talk about The Movie: “a woman's strange erotic journey from Milan to Minsk.” Oh wait, that's Rochelle, Rochelle. Tune in to hear Celina and Eric talk about George's f*ck up, Elaine's cranky mood and how Jerry is living in world pre-cell phone. 😱 the horrorTheme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

We’re going back to season one and Celina could not be more thrilled! In this week's episode George is playing the market, Jerry’s in Vermont and Elaine is stuck between a man and his cats. Eric and Celina go on a couple tangents with this one, so tune in if you want to hear Eric's real life stock tips and thoughts on AI.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

Celina and Eric aren't the types to poke holes in a Seinfeld plot...except in this season nine episode, The Slicer. Jerry dates a doctor, Elaine has some neighbour trouble and George lands a new job at a flailing company. Oh and I guess Kramer **checks notes** gets a meat slicer… all of this and more in this week's episode!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)

A season 9 classic! When we cover season 9, Celina is loving life, and this week was no exception. We get a fiery Elaine who may or may not be burning in hell, gonorrhoea both real and fictional and of course some George shenanigans! Theme music by Jonathan Bartman

This week on the podcast, we break down the season 5 premiere! Let’s just say there’s a lot of talk about ORGASMS and ERECTILE DISFUNCTION. Also peaches and mangoes…Theme music by John Bartman

What if someone committed a hit-and-run, BUT THEY’RE HOT?! Jerry deals with a moral crisis, George puts the adult in adultery and Elaine dates a matador. Eric and Celina are still dealing a couple of zoom issues but it makes for a comical episode!

In honour of Valerie Mahaffey (Patrice), who passed away last week, we're covering "The Truth." There's audits, chopsticks, and some uncomfortable living situations for Elaine and Kramer! This week, Eric and Celina are put through the podcast ringer thanks to some pesky technical difficulties. Tune in to hear them power through the glitches and vent their frustrations—Seinfeld-style.

It's a special day for The Yada Yada Podcast! With Celina off in Portugal, Eric decided to bring on the Mrs. for an episode that was made for a husband and wife team to cover. Eric and Jacqueline break down dry cleaning, shower urination and *checks notes* Kramer's use of blackface??All this and more on this week's episode covering Season 5 Episode 17: The Wife.Theme Music: John Bartmann

One of the best episodes in the history of the show. The cosmic fates of the universe give George some karma while Elaine's life begins to crumble. This episode takes what we love about Seinfeld and breaks it wide open. Theme song by John Bartmann

Join Eric and Celina as they discuss The Red Dot

This week Celina and Eric discuss whether is Jerry is cringe as he tries to impress an Indigenous woman with his well-meaning gestures. Elaine reads TV Guide on the subway and meets a creepy guy that Eric weirdly relates to?? Kramer is finally rewarded for one of harebrained ideas. And George reverts to his teenage self while living with his parents. Tune in to hear a deep dive on the TV Guide and hear what Celina thinks the I Love Lucy theme song suspiciously sounds like.Theme song by John Bartmann

This week on The Yada Yada Movie Hour Movie Hour Podcast, we tackle Seinfeld’s “The Chicken Roaster.” From Kramer and Jerry’s apartment swap to the blinding red light and George's second date schemes, it’s chaos at its finest. Plus, Celina learns Merlin is not a Harry Potter character. Tune in this week to the Yada Yada Podcast. Theme Song by John Bartman

A lost car. Dying fish. Full bladders. Air conditioners. In this episode, the gang experiences their own comedic misery as they wander around the parking garage. Eric and Celina talk about a Seinfeld fave, The Parkin Garage. Get ready for a couple tangents as Eric and Celina get as lost as a Power Ranger without a Zord. Theme Song by John Bartmann

This week, we’re talking about The Opera, where tensions rise as Crazy Joe Davola looms large as the gang heads to a performance of Pagliacci. We dig into the episode’s darker tone, explore how it plays with themes of fear and a comedian's (or clown's) performance, and look at how the episode blends comedy with suspense, how each character reacts to the chaos, and how this one stands out in the Seinfeld catalog.Theme song: John Bartmann

This week, Eric and Celina break down The Rye, where George tries to mend parental bread crimes with a stolen loaf on a string. Jerry does his best to help his pals which entails stealing a loaf of marble rye from an old bag, Elaine’s jazzman won’t jazz there, and Kramer turns Central Park into a Beefarino-fueled disaster zone.Stay to the end for bonus content and hear all about Eric's Seinfeld themed trip to NYC!Theme song: John Bartmann

This week, we dive into The Kiss Hello, the episode where Jerry asks for some personal space, Elaine is quick to drop a friend with a questionable hairstyle. While Kramer attempts to turn the apartment building into a small-town community, and George takes his mother to the chiropodists, what's that? Join Eric and Celina this week to discuss the The Kiss Hello!Theme song: John Bartmann